[ES_JOBS_NET] Three-year Postdoc fellowship from the National Park Foundation and working with the National Park Service. - Post doc on mangrove peat and sea level rise.

[Whelan, Kevin]

 Hello all – Please pass along to all interested parties,



The National Park Foundation (NPF) and National Park Service (NPS) have extended the application period for three positions within the Scientists in Parks (SIP) Fellowship Program. The new application deadline is March 24, 2024.

They are really looking for folks to apply and are flexible. They have the funds and are eager to find some good post-docs.

This fellowship program will support a total of six postdoc researchers and is funded through the generous support of Karen and Brian Conway, the Heising-Simons Foundation, as well as the Glenn W. Bailey Foundation. In collaboration with parks, the incoming cohort of Fellows will conduct innovative research that makes a meaningful impact on the preservation of America's parks. Pivotal research findings will inform future management actions taken by the NPS and other natural resource agencies and advance regional, national, and global conservation.



The SIP Fellowship Program seeks motivated and passionate postdoc scholars interested in conducting urgent scientific research that will advance natural resource stewardship across the National Park System. We encourage interested candidates to apply now until March 24, 2024. For more information and to apply visit: go.nps.gov/sipfellowship.

https://www.nationalparks.org/science-parks-postdoctoral-fellowship

Specially, there is a mangrove sea level rise study.

Thanks
Kevin Whelan

Kevin R. T. Whelan
Community Ecologist
South Florida / Caribbean Inventory and Monitoring Network
National Park Service
18001 Old Cutler Road
Suite 419
Palmetto Bay, Florida  33157

Kevin_R_Whelan at nps.gov
305-496-7220 office/cell
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